customtitle in forumdisplay

1 - forumdisplay.php

Find

PHP Code:

eval("\$thread[gotonew] = \"".gettemplate('forumdisplay_gotonew')."\";"); 


after that add

PHP Code:

$showtitle = $DB_site->query_first("SELECT user.username,user.userid,user.usertitle,user.customtitle FROM user WHERE userid=$thread[postuserid]");
$showtitlecurrent = $showtitle[usertitle]; 


save file

2 - EDIT template forumdisplaybit
after

PHP Code:

$thread[postedby] 


add

PHP Code:

<br><smallfont>$showtitlecurrent</smallfont> 


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[mewgood]

hm..
I though I saw this hack before..

[[D]Vincent]

Vincent]

Originally posted by fahad
no
announcement post title

$announcement[usertitle]

God, and it's $post[usertitle] for postbit and $userinfo[usertitle] for user info display, $bbuserinfo[usertitle] works everywhere if I'm not mistaken and I said $bbuserinfo[usertitle] because I don't know what it uses for forum display. Probably $forum[usertitle] or something.

[DemiNeo0101]

this is a fixed version of his hack at: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthrea...=&pagenumber=2

All i see if this though is an extra query for each thread.... Meaning if you have 50 threads showing on a page you'll have 50 extra querys.. :-/ Basicly its just a waist of Querys.

Im only telling you what you did wrong wrong fahad. Try to fix the querys and you'll be fine.

But its a good atemp at a hack so dont put him down or anything. Good job fahad.

[Velocd]

To clear up the simple confusion, mostly for you Vincent..

$bbuserinfo[] - Can be used in any template, but will ALWAYS display YOUR information, not others.
$post[] - Displays information on the users within a thread but only can be used in showthread.php templates (and those in functions.php)
$thread[] - Used in forumdisplay.php templates
$forum[] - used in index.php templates

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Here is a quick fix for this hack, that will provide no excess queries:

1. Run this query in PhpMyAdmin:

PHP Code:

Alter table thread add usertitle varchar(250) not null; 


2. In newthread.php, find this:

PHP Code:

visible,attach,description) 


Replace it with:

PHP Code:

visible,attach,description,usertitle) 


3. Now find:

PHP Code:

,'".addslashes($description)."' 


Replace it with:

PHP Code:

,'".addslashes($description)."','".addslashes($bbuserinfo[usertitle])."' 


4. In forumdisplay.php, find:

PHP Code:

votetotal,attach,description 


Replace it with:

PHP Code:

votetotal,attach,description,usertitle 


5. Now in the template forumdisplaybit, find:

$thread[postedby]

And after it place:

<br><smallfont>$thread[usertitle]</smallfont>

And there we go

[Velocd]

Also, it will only work for new threads made, your old threads wont be updated in this fashion. Although try using "update counters" in the Admin CP and maybe that'll refresh everything.

[Alien]

Anyone ever confirm if this works (and with 0 queries added), and if it does if update counters ever made a difference?

I'd love to install this, looks great.

-Jason

[Boofo]

08-13-02 at 03:00 PM Velocd said this in Post #15
Also, it will only work for new threads made, your old threads wont be updated in this fashion. Although try using "update counters" in the Admin CP and maybe that'll refresh everything.

Update counters doesn't add this to every thread. It will only work on new threads. Is there another query to run that will make it retro-active on older threads?

[Boofo]

Today at 01:35 PM Alien said this in Post #16
Anyone ever confirm if this works (and with 0 queries added), and if it does if update counters ever made a difference?

I'd love to install this, looks great.

-Jason

Use this one. It doesn't add any extra queries.

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthrea...466#post284466

[Alien]

Thanks alot!

[Bison]

05-04-03 at 03:11 PM Boofo said this in Post #17
Update counters doesn't add this to every thread. It will only work on new threads. Is there another query to run that will make it retro-active on older threads?

I've been waiting for this updates as well ... i'll take a poke at it Boofo! :beard: